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traffic lane

NOUN
  1. a lane of a main road that is defined by painted lines
    that car is in the wrong traffic lane

How To Use traffic lane In A Sentence

  • In the few places where a bike lane is present, more often than not, a double-parked car is there as well, forcing the bicyclist into the traffic lane. Maryland bike law isn’t enough
  • The term passing lanes implies that the road is divided into slow and fast moving traffic lanes.
  • Zhang Minghai, director of Zhangjiakou city's Traffic Management Bureau general office, said in a telephone interview he didn't expect the situation to return to normal until around Sept. 17 when road construction is scheduled to be finished and traffic lanes will open up. China Traffic Jam Could Last Weeks
  • As they approached on foot, the van backed toward them, knocking one trooper down, hitting the patrol car, and then getting sideswiped as it entered the traffic lane still in reverse.
  • Its fertile soil was seeded in shame with concrete and macadam, and what grew were traffic lanes and cities like Plainfield, hot and steamy in the month of July.
  • Buses and trucks play a game of chicken, oblivious to the concept of traffic lanes.
  • that car is in the wrong traffic lane
  • Fish lie low till dusk, when they all promenade: the big-eyed scad form sinuous, silvery zeppelins, and traffic lanes of blue tang stream home from their day at the office.
  • Sometimes there are notices warning of inanimate dangers such as the invariably poorly-designed curves, sharp-edged shoulders that drop off into nothingness or shoulders that don't exist at all, perilous intersections, and traffic lanes that turn from two into one or from one into none, snail-paced farm implements and, inevitably, roads under repair. Free riding the roads of Mexico
  • Generally, I'm a believer in pedestrianization and fewer traffic lanes full of traffic. City Drops Plaza Plan For 34th
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